The Speaker in Stainless Enclosure is a rugged, 30 Watt, 8 Ohm speaker mounted in a tamper and corrosion-resistant enclosure. It also features two sealed reed tamper switches, one on the back plate and one on the front cover.

Additionally, the stainless steel naturally reflects the mounting surface and also blends easily with any residential or commercial building.

The Speaker in Stainless Enclosure is also compatible with all hardwired panels, including Vista and DSC.

Features:

• Installer Friendly – Easy to Mount – Exterior / Interior use
• Sealed Reed Tamper Switches at single bolt closure and at rear of cabinet
• Corrosion Resistant
• Compact – Less Noticeable
• Loud – Rivals Sound of Larger Speakers
• Heavy Duty 1.8 lb Magnet
• High Fidelity Voice Coil
• Lifetime Limited Warranty

Specifications:

• Impedance: 8 Ohms
• Rating: 30 Watts Nominal / 50 Watts Peak
• Frequency Response: 500 to 7000 Hz
• Enclosure: #304 Stainless Steel with Stainless Hardware Included
• Size: 5″ H x 5″ W x 4″ D
• Tamper: Sealed Reed Switches

Instructions:

Speaker in Stainless Enclosure is a rugged, quality speaker mounted in a tampered, corrosion resistant stainless steel enclosure. It incorporates two sealed reed tamper switches for enhanced reliability and ease of use.

1. Using the back plate as a template, mark and drill the 4 mounting holes and the wire or conduit entry hole. Insert the (4) 1/4 x 1” wall anchors, then partially install the top two #10 x 1” screws.

2. Route the wire or conduit through the hole provided and hang the back plate on the top screws. Then install the remaining two screws and & tighten all four.

3. Temporarily hang the speaker on the backplate by aligning the slotted insert on the top edge of the speaker with the 1/2” recessed tab on the bottom edge of the backplate. Then press the speaker onto the tab.

4. Connect the two white wires from the tamper switches to a 24-hour closed loop on the control panel (the switches are already connected in series).

5. Connect the red and black speaker wires to an 18 gauge (minimum) cable run back to the siren driver in the control panel.

6. Move the speaker from its hanging position to its final mount by aligning its top and bottom slots with the 1/2” tabs on the top edge of the back plate and in the bottom center above the bolt threads. Then press firmly. Then tuck all loose wires into the back plate and behind the speaker.

7. Slide the front cover over the speaker.  Then lift upward slightly to engage the two tabs inside the cover with the two “U” shaped slots on the top left and right edges of the back plate. Then lower the cover until the tabs are resting in the slots. Push the cover towards the wall, then lift up to lock the tabs into their slots. Then thread the 1/4-20 hex bolt into the dimpled hole on the bottom of the cover and tighten until secure.

8. The front cover tamper switch is pressed closed by the front cover during the final 3 to 4 full turns of the hex bolt. If possible, test the operation of the tamper switch using a continuity meter.

This hardwired siren is compatible with the Vista 20P Panel, the DSC Neo Panels, the IQ Pro Panel, and the Power G Hardwire Module.